Amphibians

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Fossils Suggest First Fully Marine Amphibian Lived in Triassic Seas

Seawater chemistry in the bones and heavy armor on the skeletons point to lifelong ocean living and could change ideas about amphibian limits.

Fossils Show First Fully Marine Amphibian Lived in Triassic Seas

Natural History Museum Reveals 100-Image Shortlist for Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Spanish Police Seize 29 Mexican Ajolotes Sold Illegally

Choice Overload Makes Female Treefrogs Slower and Less Accurate at Picking Mates

Woolworths Probes Live Frog Found in Bagged Lettuce in Western Australia

Two Indian Conservationists Win 2026 Whitley Awards for Wetland Species Recovery

10-Year-Old Finds Endangered Mexican Axolotl in Welsh River, a First for UK Waters

Humans Often Prefer the Same Mating Calls Animals Do, Study Finds

Hesse Standardizes Road Protections as Amphibian Migration Begins

Drivers Flout Night Ban on K16 as Conservationists Demand Automatic Barrier

Cities Step Up Toad Protection as Spring Migrations Reach Roads

Spring Amphibian Migration Spurs Roadside Fences and Volunteer Patrols

Bavarian Triassic Amphibian Mass Find Linked to Drought, Researchers Say

Vienna Funds New Amphibian Tunnel as 2026 Migration Spurs Roadside Protections

Warm Spell Triggers Nabu Warning on Amphibian Road Crossings

Night Closures and Speed Limits Roll Out as Amphibian Migration Begins in Germany

Bath’s Charlcombe Lane Closes for Six-Week Amphibian Migration

Dutch Snow Spell Leaves Small Birds in Peril as Wildlife Group Calls for Dawn Feeding

Gorilla ‘Dance’ Photo Wins 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Contest